Native Union Jump+ Wireless Charger

Wireless charging has made those cheap white cords a thing of the past, except while on the go. That is, until now. The Native Union Jump+ offers built-in Qi-compatible wireless charging in addition to traditional wired ports found on portable power banks. Its ample 12,000 mAh battery can be accessed via a USB-A port, a PD-enabled USB-C port providing up to 18W of juice for phones, tablets, and even laptops, or the built-in Qi-compatible wireless charger. It can charge three devices simultaneously, recharge an iPhone 11 2.5 times, and ships with a handsome 4-foot USB-A to USB-C cable for recharging both the powerbank itself and other Type-C devices.

Capacity: 12,000 mAh / Ports: 1 USB-A, 1 USB-C with PD / Wireless Charging: Qi-compatible

SimpliSafe Video Doorbell

The ability to see everything happening in front of your home — especially when you're away — can really set your mind at ease. This video doorbell from SimpliSafe makes that possible, giving you a crisp 1080 HDR video with an ultra-wide, 162° field of view and infrared night vision. The doorbell is easy to install in less than 30 minutes, and unlike some others on the market, it detects people and ignores distractions. Keep an eye on when your kids get home, get a preview before answering the door, or catch thieves in the act with this top-notch security device.

Presented by Simplisafe.

Desktop Metal Fiber 3D Printer

The world's first desktop 3D printer to make high-resolution parts with industrial-strength continuous fiber composites, Desktop Metal's Fiber is a great tool for engineers and high-end build shops. It has two printheads: one dedicated to continuous fiber tape, which is applied to the spots that will see the heaviest loads, and one for chopped fiber-reinforced filament, which makes up the rest of each print. The resulting parts are stronger than steel, lighter than aluminum, and can handle the toughest environments. It can make everything from camera mounts to high-temperature gears and nozzles and is available in two models on a yearly subscription basis.

Loupedeck Creative Tool

Professional creative software is incredibly powerful — and with that power comes an incredible number of settings to tweak. The Loupedeck Creative Tool is the company's latest product to provide real-world controls for those digital interfaces. A touchscreen allows for the tactile buttons and dials to be mapped and customized to suit different workflows, with a second screen on the central control dial. It works out of the box with commonly-used apps like Photoshop, Premiere, Lightroom, Final Cut Pro, and Ableton Live, with support for more coming soon.

Hellvetica Font

Bad kerning can be downright scary. It's in this spirit that Zach Roif and Matthew Woodward have released a special Halloween version of Helvetica. Appropriately named Hellvetica, it throws proper spacing out the window, turning one of the world's most readable typefaces into a jumbled mess of sans-serif forms. Available as a free download, it's definitely more trick than treat.

Native Union Drop XL Wireless Charger

We all have multiple devices, which typically means tons of wires and adapters for charging. This wireless charger simplifies everything. It supports multiple devices for a centralized station and the expanded surface can charge up to three devices simultaneously. It features a silicone tread pattern to keep devices in place and offers temperature control for optimum charging speed. And speaking of speed, the charger supports fast-charging for iPhone 8 and above up to 7.5W and all Qi-compatible devices up to 10W. The charging station is also a welcome addition wherever you place it, featuring a handsome combo of hard-wearing home textile and aircraft-grade aluminum.

AC Power Adapter & 6.5-ft cable with leather strap included.

Rising Seas Wetsuit

As the climate continues to change, so do the sea conditions. The oceans are becoming polluted with bacteria, fossil fuels, and run-off, contaminating the world's best surf spots. To protect surfers from these hazards, Vissla and Surfrider created the Rising Seas Wetsuit. The high-tech garment is made from an Anti-R jersey that uses nanotechnology to block the absorption of harmful pollutants while Nitrile pads on the stomach, elbows, and knees help maintain a grip on your board even in oily conditions. Equipped with built-in sensors that detect the water's safety through measuring the bacteria levels, radiation, and overall toxicity, the wetsuit flashes data and conditions on a digital LED mask display. A touchscreen control panel on the forearm, allowing you to easily set preferences, toggle modes, and create alerts at a moment's notice.

Royal Mint Raris Solid Gold Payment Card

Although American Express already has a gold card, the Royal Mint Raris Solid Gold Payment Card is the first to actually be made from the precious metal. The hallmark card is crafted from source-traceable, 18-carat gold and will feature custom engravings of the accountholder's name and signature. It comes loaded with a range of premium benefits including limitless spending and zero foreign exchange or transaction fees while the Mastercard World Elite package offers travel benefits like a dedicated concierge service. The first run is limited to just 50 cards.

Tap Strap 2 Gesture Controller

The original Tap aimed to replace a keyboard. The Tap Strap 2 can replace a keyboard, mouse, and even a remote. Its AirMouse technology has three modes, which enable the hand-worn device to replicate a standard mouse, control media playback, or navigate the menus on an Apple TV, Amazon Fire, or smart TV. Enhanced iPad support allows users to rapidly input text and navigate the interface using a single hand, and there are physical improvements as well, including a new thumb ring glider, 10 hours of battery life, and improved mouse optics.

Tile Slim & Sticker Trackers

Tile has offered keychain-friendly trackers for a while. With its latest models, the Slim and Sticker, you can keep track of almost everything else. The Slim is the size of two credit cards, so it slips easily into wallets, passport holders, and jacket pockets. It has a 200-foot range and a "louder" ring. The Sticker is, as the name suggests, a small circular device designed to stick to nearly anything that might be misplaced, including tools, remotes, and chargers. It has a 150-foot range and a "loud" ring. Both models are fully waterproof and are available now, alongside updated keychain-friendly Mate and Pro models.

Hammerhead Karoo Cycling Computer

Billed as an "Android-brained cycling computer," the Karoo augments your cycling experience with sophisticated GPS navigation and real-time ride data. It boasts a large, color touchscreen with 10-hour battery life when navigation is turned on. Connect sensors track your heart rate, cadence, and power output as your ride, and 8.5 GB of storage ensures you'll have as many cycling-specific maps as you'll likely need and is even equipped to turn any Strava file from any rider into a followable route wirelessly.

Pocketdrum Portable Drum Set

An air drummer's dream come true, Pocketdrum lets people play a complete set of drums on the go with nothing but a pair of sticks and their phone. The force-sensitive sticks connect via Bluetooth and use haptics to recreate the feeling of real drums. They run for up to 10 hours per charge and work in three modes: tutorial, free mode, or game mode, with the former and latter designed to increase the user's skill. Not even the LED beam of the standard version — there's also a Lite model — can make playing them look cool, but if you're already air drumming in public, you clearly don't care.

Fender x Leica Andy Summers Monochrome

Police guitarist Andy Summers isn't just a rock legend — he's also a rabid photographer. One of Andy's biggest inspirations is shooting photographs with his Leica camera in a distinctive monochrome style, and this inspired Fender to join with Andy and Leica for a Custom Shop Stratocaster. Each of the limited-edition Strats is crafted by Masterbuilder Dennis Galuszka and comes wrapped in a collage of photos shot by Andy and is built to his specs. This means a vintage-radius rift-sawn maple neck, two-piece alder body, and hand-wound Custom Shop '60s Strat pickups. Andy's signature is engraved on the neck plate and a clear pickguard protects the finish while keeping it in full view. Just as unique as its namesake, the Fender x Leica Stratocaster is an instant piece of history.

American Express x Parley for the Oceans Green Card

American Express' iconic Green Card is about to get a little greener. Working in collaboration with Parley for the Oceans, Amex will introduce new Consumer and Corporate Green Cards made primarily with reclaimed plastic collected from beaches, islands, and coastal communities. The company has also pledged to eliminate single-use plastics across its global operations and will roll out a new card recycling program in 2020 for members with expired or non-working cards.

Samsung AirDresser

It looks like a really thick mirror. That's by design. The Samsung AirDresser is a garment cleaning device that's meant to live in the open. The mirrored front has intricate pinstripe patterns to add a sense of mood to the space (and its user's reflection). It's designed to eliminate dust, odor, and pollutants from clothing, using different cleaning courses recommended by manufacturers and selected via an app. A wrinkle remove course gets clothes ready to wear on-demand, giving you yet another reason to leave it out in the open.

Polaroid Lab Photo Maker

It's not a printer, nor is it a camera. Instead, the Polaroid Lab uses a phone's screen to create real-life Polaroid prints. Open the app, pick a photo, and set the phone face-down on the top of the device. A lens focuses the light coming from the phone onto Polaroid's instant paper, creating a physical copy of the digital capture. Arriving in October.

Orbi WiFi 6 System

There are few modern annoyances worse than spotty WiFi. Orbi's latest system employs WiFi 6 to blanket your entire home with lightning-fast networking. It supports speeds up to 6 Gbps, up to 20 simultaneous streams, 8K video, and can handle over 100 devices — perfect for connected homes. The system includes a main router and a satellite, enough to cover 5,000 square feet, and the system can be expanded with extra satellites should added range be required.

Langogo Translator

Backed by the power of a neural network, the Langogo translator lets you hold real-time conversations in over 100 languages. It has an embedded eSIM that gives it cellular network access in over 70 countries while allowing it to serve as a WiFi hotspot for up to five devices. Translations are delivered in under a second, with multiple mics supporting two-way translation, and a built-in AI assistant can deliver relevant local information including weather, exchange rates, and attraction information.

Height: 4.78" / Width: 2.14" / Depth: 0.52" / Weight: 4.06 oz.

Native Union Block Wireless Charger

Not since the iMac DV SE has a transparent gadget been done this well. Designed in collaboration with Tom Dixon, The Native Union Block Wireless Charger combines two products in one: a handsome wireless charger and an aluminum valet tray. To set it apart from the competition, the charger has a transparent design, and pops out so you can take it — and the included stainless steel cable — on the road. A convenient home for all your EDC items and handsome stationary charge, or portable charger when you need it to be.

Future Piano Standing Grand

It seems obvious in retrospect. The Standing Grand from Future Piano promises the acoustics of a grand piano in the footprint of an upright. Instead of turning to an electronic solution, however, it simply takes the strings vertical in a straight strung configuration that lends itself to experimentation by giving the performer access to every part of every string. This layout and lightweight materials also mean it weighs roughly a fifth of a traditional grand — 180 vs. 990 lbs. The project is being led by pianist Sarah Nicolls with assists from engineers Tim Evans and Chris Vaissière and piano builder David Klavins. It's seeking public backing via Kickstarter, but unlike most campaigns, backers will receive thank yous, digital downloads, concert tickets, or other rewards instead of actual pianos.

Courant Catch 2 Wireless Charger

Sometimes being the middle sibling is the sweet spot, as is with the Courant Catch:2 wireless charging dock. Situated between the larger Catch:3 charging valet, and the smaller, single device Catch:1, the Catch:2 offers true two-device wireless fast charging in a handsome package. Wrapped in black pebble-grain Italian leather, the high-grade matte aluminum alloy chassis houses 5-Coil Qi-Certified fast wireless charging for two devices, be it two phones, or one phone and a set of airpods in their wireless charging case. It's sleek, uses premium materials at every touch point, automatically adjusts to your devices proper charging speed, and can be used anywhere in the world where a USB port can be found.

Width: 7.8" / Depth: 3.1" / Height: 0.6"

Specifications:
5-Coil two-device simultaneous fast charging / USB-C input / 5W, 7.5W, 10W fast wireless charging output / Compatible with almost all wireless charging capable smart phones and devices

Certifications: Qi, CE, FCC, ROHS

Included in the box: Catch:2, 1.2-meter braided nylon USB-C charging cable, power adapter (USA-only)

Rhythmo BeatBox Drum Machine

Meant to be a cost-effective first step in making music, the Rhythmo BeatBox is a DIY affair. It uses a cardboard box as a platform and leaves it up to the future performer to assemble it (no soldering required). It can be built in under one hour and uses an array of arcade buttons, knobs, and a joystick for control. A companion app handles much of the sound processing, and it also can serve as a standard MIDI controller. Creations can be enjoyed via the built-in speakers, through headphones, or through external speakers attached to the headphone jack.

DJI Osmo Mobile 3 Smartphone Gimbal

DJI's Osmo 2 was already beloved. The Osmo 3 only improves it. It tackles the biggest complaint about the Osmo line — portability — with a folding design that can fit in a coat pocket. It also borrows AI smarts from the company's drones to enable features like gesture control, automatic subject tracking, hyperlapses, panoramas, and time-lapses. Improved ergonomics make one-hand control even easier, and the new design opens access to ports that can charge the phone or support external mics.

Courant Catch 3 Wireless Charger

Crafted from pebble-grain Italian leather, Courant's CATCH:3 Charging Station will keep your most important device juiced up while keeping the rest of your EDC kit organized. Its 3-coil, Qi-compatible platform supports fast charging of both iPhone and Android devices, powered by an included nylon USB-C cable that connects discreetly in the back. A recessed, bowl-like area sits alongside, holding your watch, wallet, keys, and any other essentials you'd like to keep handy. A weighted matte aluminum alloy base keeps it from sliding around, and an additional USB-A output lets you charge a second device if desired.

Width: 11.0" / Depth: 8.0" / Height: 0.625"

Specifications:
3-Coil single-device charging / USB-C input / 5W, 7.5W, 10W fast wireless charging output / Additional USB A output

Certifications: Qi, CE, FCC, ROHS

Included in the box: 1.2-meter nylon USB-C charging cable, power adapter (USA)

Countries of Usage: Universal with USB Cable, USA-only with outlet plug

Courant Catch 1 Wireless Charger

Being the little brother to one of our favorite catch-call charging valets, the Courant Catch:3, the Courant Catch:1 is equally as well built and better for smaller spaces. It uses the same premium pebble grain Italian leather wrap and weighted matte aluminum alloy chassis as the Catch:3, and features Qi-Certified fast wireless charging that will charge both a naked device or a device housed in a case up to 3mm thick. It's compatible with most every wireless charging model from Apple, Samsung, Google, and others, and thanks to USB-C charging can be used around the world.

Dimensions: 3.9" / 3.9" / 0.6"

Certifications: Qi / CE / FCC / ROHS

DJI Digital FPV System

Capable of delivering buttery smooth HD video up to 2.5 miles away, DJI's new Digital FPV System is as close as you can come to flight without leaving the ground. The system consists of a small processor and transmitter unit, an HD camera, goggles that support 720p playback at 120fps, and a robust RC controller. Latency for video is just 28ms and only 7ms between the controller and air unit, and video can be recorded during flight in 1080p at 60fps. While it was built with drone racing in mind, and as such supports eight simultaneous channels, it could also be useful for filming action sequences requiring quick, precise camera motion.

Poolside.FM

A throwback to the halcyon days of wasting time on the Internet, Poolside.fm is a welcome distraction from our modern dystopia. It originally launched in 2014 but has recently been updated with a classic Mac OS theme that would look right at home on the screen of a Bondi Blue iMac. While there you can listen to music from one of three channels, and enjoy period-correct videos ranging from vintage commercials to old clips of Soul Train.

Zero Breeze Mk II Portable Air Conditioner

A camping adventure is more enjoyable when you sleep well. And during the summer, sleeping in a hot, humid tent can be a challenge. This portable air conditioner from Zero Breeze ensures your sleeping area is cool quickly using a new dual hose system that is twice as strong and more efficient than the first-generation model. Ideal for tents, trucks, and RVs, the new MK II has shrunk the size of the compressor down to a soda can so it's easy to pack and transport before your trip. And once you're ready to set the Zero Breeze up, it can reduce the temperature in your space by 20°F in just five minutes. It all runs on a high energy density battery that not only provides five hours of coolness but also doubles as a charging station for USB and USB-C compatible devices.